HOMEMAKING EDUCATION III

 MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS IN THE
 HOME
 OVERVIEW
 The experiences provided in this area should be developed
throughh pupil teacher planning and should be flexible in order
'to fit the'interests and needs of the individuals in the groups.
The use of time, energy, and money are resources requiring
emphasis for solving problems in management in family living.
The experiences provided should be within the ability of the
individual and should be progressively more complex to increase
skill. Experiences in solving present management problems will
develop ability to solve management problems in the future.
 OBJECTIVES
To develop:
 ability to establish more efficient business methods in the
 home
 ability to make the best of one's resources
 ability to make a plan, carry it through and evaluate results
 ability to make and use a flexible time schedule
 ability to think through and organize household tasks
 appreciation of influence of one's sense of value in making
 choices
 understanding of the importance of effective management
 of material and human resources in the home
 understanding that planning for and the use of the family
 income should be a cooperative activity
 Instructional Materials
 The numbers below refer to instructional materials listed in
"Part Three" of this guide.
 Materials for Teacher
Books: 8, 13, 15, 21
 Materials for Pupils
Books: 47, 49, 52, 61, 66, 72, 89, 94
Bulletins: 98, 120
Audio-Visual Aids
 Films: 148